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Exhaust Bypass Mod in West London - Anyone?
- Thread starter rhkumar
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thirteeneast
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ORIGINAL: rhkumar
Hi Nick, do you mean better workmanship or something else? If so, any places that you can recommend that are local to west london?
What two guys are you referring to ?
I think I may be having a dumb moment today... Thanks
The guys are friends of mine in USA.
It looks something like this although this photo is the 997 version:
Uses a wider bore cross pipe.
Here is one from a 996:
thirteeneast
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ORIGINAL: DaveGreen
Mine has the sports exhaust, is it still possible? I actually don't know what the difference is between mine (sports) and standard exhaust?
The sport exhaust is much the same as the photo above although it has a valve in the pipe. The valve operates on switching it on. However it also has a speed dependent cut-out for 'town' driving. Some disconnect the switch control and wire the valve to be permanently loud.
t1x
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ORIGINAL: Nick_USA
ORIGINAL: DaveGreen
Mine has the sports exhaust, is it still possible? I actually don't know what the difference is between mine (sports) and standard exhaust?
The sport exhaust is much the same as the photo above although it has a valve in the pipe. The valve operates on switching it on. However it also has a speed dependent cut-out for 'town' driving. Some disconnect the switch control and wire the valve to be permanently loud.
Like Me!!![]
ORIGINAL: t1x
ORIGINAL: Nick_USA
ORIGINAL: DaveGreen
Mine has the sports exhaust, is it still possible? I actually don't know what the difference is between mine (sports) and standard exhaust?
The sport exhaust is much the same as the photo above although it has a valve in the pipe. The valve operates on switching it on. However it also has a speed dependent cut-out for 'town' driving. Some disconnect the switch control and wire the valve to be permanently loud.
Like Me!!![]
How am I not surprised that you wanted to be noisy all the time []
t1x
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How am I not surprised that you wanted to be noisy all the time
However, Unlike me, the switch still operates to make it quiet![]
The newer one (introduced with the 3.6 engine, but suitable for both) has a much larger bypass which bypasses only half the silencer. Richard's photo (post #25) shows the fixed equivalent.
t1x
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ORIGINAL: DaveGreen
Do you have an instruction document for bypassing the switch?
Hi Dave,
With mine, I know that my Indy disconnected the speed dependant wire from behind the fuse box I think.
If you want it loud all the time, some people have disconnected the vacuum hose that operates the flaps.
Stuart Hardy
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thirteeneast
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I based in Hertfordshire so near would be good.
Many thanks in advance.
Cliff.
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